Clustered southeastern bats

By Communications and Publishing 2017 (approx.)

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This photo shows clustered southeastern bats, or Myotis austroriparius. As of June 2017, the species joins eight other hibernating bat species in North America that are afflicted with the deadly bat fungal disease known as white-nose syndrome.

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Clustered southeastern bats

Detailed Description

Sources/Usage

Vaccination May Help Protect Bats from Deadly Disease

Alabama Survey Finds First Southeastern Bat with White-Nose Syndrome

Vaccination May Help Protect Bats from Deadly Disease

Alabama Survey Finds First Southeastern Bat with White-Nose Syndrome

Pete Pattavina

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

U.S. Geological Survey

U.S. Department of the Interior

Clustered southeastern bats

Detailed Description

Sources/Usage

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